This month of July Netflix will add classics from the last decades to its catalogue. In addition, as every month, the platform will premiere its own productions from different nationalities. Animation, suspense, drama, romance and more among the 5 best films to watch on the N platform during the month of July.
Goyo
2024 – Dir: Marcos Carnevale
This Argentine film stars Nicolás Furtado, Nancy Dupláa, Pablo Rago, Soledad Villamil and Cecilia Roth.
The synopsis reads:
“Goyo is a man with Asperger’s, a fan of Van Gogh, who works as a guide at the Museum of Fine Arts in the city of Buenos Aires. His structured routine is interrupted when he meets Eva, the museum’s new security guard, and love and tenderness take over him. She is a woman who lost faith in love due to a crisis in her marriage, which at times also makes her lose faith in herself. The unexpected meeting between Goyo and Eva will make them discover another way of loving and being loved.”
Available from July 5th.
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Missing in the night
2024 – Dir: Renato De Maria
This film of intrigue and mystery comes to the platform from Italy. “A father going through a messy divorce embarks on a dangerous mission when his children disappear from their isolated country home.”they advance from the N giant.
Available from July 11th.
blue swamp
2021 – Dir: Justin Chon
This 2021 American film directed, written by, and starring Justin Chon features the performances of Alicia Vikander, Mark O’Brien and Sydney Kowalske.
The synopsis reads: “In Louisiana, an adult man named Antonio, a Korean adopted and raised in the United States, is forced to confront his past – and what it means for his own future and that of his family – when he unexpectedly faces the deportation”.
Available from July 9th.
Titanic
1997 – Dir: James Cameron
The great Hollywood classic from the 90s will arrive on the platform to relive the intense love story between Jack and Rose and this maritime catastrophe that impacted society at the beginning of the 20th century.
Available from July 15.
The Last: Naruto, the movie
2014 – Dir: Tsuneo Kobayashi
For fans of animation and especially anime comes The Last: Naruto, the moviethe most successful and highest-grossing film in the franchise and which also brought it to a close. Originally released in 2014, the movie tells the story of Hinata Hyuga’s younger sister, who has been kidnapped, so Naruto must do everything possible to save her.
Available from July 7th.
